Sentence examples for mind to offer from inspiring English sources

Already knowing the story, Young had made up his mind to offer an answer.

Yet that is precisely what Pelley is of a mind to offer.

It crossed his mind to offer to drive her to the station now, but there were no trains from Lewes at 3 A.M., and she had not packed.

I have made up my mind to offer you 13%of the total money while the remaining will go into a productive investment.  .

Hull's new director of rugby Shaun McRae told BBC Radio Humberside: "Clearly I had in mind to offer him a role on the coaching staff but in no way shape or form did I say to him that 'you must retire'.

He or she may very well ask you for an amount and you should always have a reasonable amount in mind to offer but nothing extravagant or ridiculous.

He may well be minded to offer Johnson a lesser cabinet post should he win the referendum on 23 June.

Alas, though, Sir Ian is still not minded to offer any sort of utterance on the shambles, while Locog insists his salary is the most private of matters.

While Giggs' place in the first-team squad depends on whether whoever becomes the new manager – Louis van Gaal is the firm favourite – offers fresh terms, he may remain as a coach, as the Dutchman is minded to offer him a senior position on his staff.

I think the iPad will compel him to change his mind and to offer a Kindle that provides multimedia functionality.

Numbers mesmerize the modern mind, seeming to offer fixity, clarity, a direct and indisputable measure of "right" and "wrong".